This means:
“Did you know that eating chicken feet supposedly means you no longer need to do or take something else? The post is hiding what that thing is.”
Breakdown
“Did you know…” = a curiosity-based opening intended to make the claim sound like a surprising fact.
“If you eat chicken feet” = consuming chicken feet is presented as having some health or nutritional benefit.
“You don’t have to…” = suggests chicken feet could replace or eliminate the need for something else.
“See More” = the sentence is deliberately incomplete; the missing part is revealed only after clicking or expanding the post.
Tone
This is health/nutrition clickbait. The most important information—what you supposedly “don’t have to” do—is intentionally withheld.
Chicken feet do contain protein, collagen/gelatin, and other nutrients, but the incomplete headline alone doesn’t establish that eating them can replace a medication, supplement, or medical treatment.
A neutral version:
“What nutritional benefits do chicken feet provide, and what claims about them are actually supported?”
